Korean-Japanese Pianist Couple Presents 'History of Music' in Chronological Order

Duo Vivid ‘Histoire de La Musiqe’
25th at Seoul Arts Center IBK Chamber Hall

Celebrating their 20th anniversary since debut, the piano duo Vivid, consisting of pianist Park Jong-hoon and his wife Chiharu Aizawa, will present works by representative classical composers in chronological order.

Pianist Park Jong-hoon of the duo Duobivid and his wife Chiharu Aizawa, celebrating their 20th debut anniversary, will present works by representative classical composers in chronological order.
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Duo Vivid announced on the 23rd that they will hold a concert titled "Histoire de la musique" at the IBK Chamber Hall in the Seoul Arts Center on the 25th.

The concert program is designed to perform works by leading classical composers who shaped Western music history in chronological order, allowing the audience to appreciate the styles and idioms of each era sequentially.

On this day, Duo Vivid will premiere their new piece "Histoire de la musique." It is a fantasy piece that compiles themes from about 30 significant works in Western music history into a single composition. This brilliant and witty piece digests European music history in chronological order within one work, surpassing a simple medley by featuring clever harmonic language and contrapuntal experimentation.

Duo Vivid is a piano duo composed of pianist Park Jong-hoon, who is actively performing mainly in Italy and Korea, and his wife, pianist Chiharu Aizawa. Founded in 2004 with the motto "Let’s perform vividly and colorfully," they have been actively performing through over 100 successful concerts domestically, including performances at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall and throughout Italy.

Continuously developing and performing piano four-hands repertoire, Duo Vivid will showcase the best synergy that only a married duo can offer in this upcoming concert as well.

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